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Fujifilm Album Instax Mini Pastel Blue holds up to 64 Instax Mini photos in a durable, lightweight polyurethane cover with magnetic closure.
Fujifilm Album Instax Mini Pastel Blue
Product ID: 48909
SKU: 48909
Model: 70100157190
Ean: 8720094752013
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: Fujifilm
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| Type of Product | Photo album |
| Film size | Fujifilm Instax Mini |
| Images | 100 |
Product details
Product Overview
The Fujifilm Album Instax Mini Pastel Blue is a photo album designed specifically to hold and protect Instax Mini photos. It features a stylish pastel blue cover made from durable polyurethane material, combining both aesthetic appeal and long-lasting protection for your memories.
Key Features
- Compact and lightweight design, weighing approximately 100 grams, making it easy to carry and store.
- Holds up to 64 Instax Mini photos, each sized 2" x 3" (approximately 5.1 x 7.6 cm).
- Durable construction ensures your photos are preserved for years to come.
- Easy to organize and flip through, ideal for displaying your favorite photos.
- Magnetic closure secures the album contents safely.
- Classic solid pastel blue color, suitable for various styles and preferences.
Specifications
- Brand: Fujifilm
- Model: Album Instax Mini Pastel Blue
- Material: Polyurethane
- Color: Pastel Blue
- Photo Capacity: Up to 64 Instax Mini photos (2" x 3")
- Weight: Approximately 100 grams
- Dimensions: Compact size for easy storage and portability
Usage
This album is perfect for photography enthusiasts who want a stylish and practical way to store and showcase their Instax Mini photos. Its lightweight and compact design make it convenient for travel or everyday use, while the durable cover protects your photos from damage.
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